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Marita Moloney

How long will we be wearing masks in Ireland? Expert shares where Covid rules unlikely to change soon

Ireland Sam McConkey United Kingdom

Masks are still mandated in several settings across Ireland despite the broad lifting of Covid restrictions a fortnight ago.

People must still wear face coverings on public transport, in shops and in healthcare settings.

Given the improved trajectory of Covid-19 here, thoughts are turning as to how the country will continue to adapt to living with the virus.

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